Journal article
Secure message delivery games for device-to-device communications
E Panaousis, T Alpcan, H Fereidooni, M Conti
Lecture Notes in Computer Science Including Subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics | Published : 2014
Abstract
Device-to-Device (D2D) communication is expected to be a key feature supported by next generation cellular networks. D2D can extend the cellular coverage allowing users to communicate when telecommunications infrastructure are highly congested or absent. In D2D networks, any message delivery from a source to a destination relies exclusively on intermediate devices. Each device can run different kinds of mobile security software, which offer protection against viruses and other harmful programs by using real-time scanning in every file entering the device. In this paper, we investigate the best D2D network path to deliver a potentially malicious message from a source to a destination. Althoug..
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Awarded by EU Marie Curie Fellowship
Awarded by MIUR-PRIN Project TENACE
Funding Acknowledgements
Hossein Fereidooni and Mauro Conti are supported by the Project " Tackling Mobile Malware with Innovative Machine Learning Techniques" funded by the University of Padua. Mauro Conti is also supported by the EU Marie Curie Fellowship n. PCIG11GA- 2012-321980 and by the MIUR-PRIN Project TENACE n. 20103P34XC.